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A: Yes, even the most stubborn patches of pigmentation can be resurfaced and improved with the right combination of skincare and advanced in-clinic treatments.

I always begin by focusing on the skin’s foundation with medical-grade skincare designed to resurface, brighten and improve overall skin quality. Much of the skin preparation and work can be done at home with the right products. We can then enhance and accelerate those results in my clinic with targeted treatments such as my Dermapen microneedling treatment. Depending on the skin and its needs, I can incorporate Exosomes to support skin regeneration, or use the ZO® Accelerated Brightening Serum, alongside complimentary chemical peels and Dermalux LED light therapy to further brighten, renew and strengthen the skin.

For more stubborn, deeper or longstanding pigmentation, we can advance the treatment further with laser-based technologies. Treatments such as Accutip, ND-Yag and IPL LimeLight can target different layers of pigmentation and sun damage, while CO₂ laser resurfacing provides a more intensive approach to skin renewal and texture.

The key is creating a personalised treatment plan rather than relying on a single procedure. By combining medical-grade skincare with carefully selected in-clinic treatments, we can progressively resurface the skin, target pigmentation at different levels and reveal a brighter, smoother and more even complexion – even when those patches have been particularly stubborn.